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* poolie boggles at https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/launchpadlib/+bug/54163701:17
ubottuUbuntu bug 541637 in malone "searchTasks doesn't return all matching tasks?!" [Undecided,New]01:17
wgrantpoolie: *Away* from using Triaged?01:21
wgrantWhy?01:21
wgrantBut yes, it will be a little unstable.01:22
wgrantSince it retrieves batches.01:22
spivwgrant: for bzr, it means the same as Confirmed.01:22
poolieat the moment we have a random meaningless division between confirmed and01:22
poolietriaged01:22
wgrantspiv: I thought everyone was meant to be moving from Confirmed to Triaged.01:22
wgrantNot vice-versa.01:22
pooliei thought they were going to be combined01:22
wgrantA year or so ago LP people wanted to remove Confirmed.01:23
poolieto me the main functional difference is that plebians can't set Triaged01:23
pooliefor bzr we don't want that01:23
wgrantHave you talked to Bugs about this?01:24
thumperpersonally I'd prefer to keep confirmed01:24
thumperbut I'm apparently not normal01:24
wgrantDoing that before breaking all of your data seems like a good idea.01:24
pooliehow is it broken?01:24
thumperI guess triaged in this case it means that the importance has been set by someone with the authority01:24
thumperI'd like a status to say 'we know how to fix this'01:24
spivwgrant: or, we could talk to them after, and say "hey Triaged seems unnecessary, and to prove it we don't have any bugs that use it" ;)01:25
* thumper goes back to work01:25
pooliebut importance is already limited access01:25
wgrantthumper: But importance can only be set by someone with the authority.01:25
pooliewgrant: anyhow, yes, i did talk to them, and i got various stories01:25
thumperwgrant: yeah01:25
thumperwgrant: I know01:25
wgrantSo it being set means that it has been set.01:25
pooliethumper: to me Confirmed means "we could fix this given enough effort"01:25
wgrantNobody knows how to use status or importance properly.01:26
poolieif it seems like a bug but you don't know how to begin, it's Incomplete01:26
wgrantLP itself uses it badly.01:26
pooliewgrant: so to me removing meaningless variation is positive01:26
thumperpoolie: well the bug could well be confirmed, and you just don't know how to fix it01:26
thumperpoolie: setting to incomplete in that sense seems bad to me01:27
pooliebumping the bug mtimes and generating bug spam is a negative, but i think it's still probably worth it01:27
spivpoolie: definitely worth it for your karma ;)01:27
pooliethumper: iswym but what are you going to do with this bug? hope that someone provides a clue?01:27
pooliespiv, yes i thought of that afterwards :)01:28
thumperpoolie: sometimes it requires someone to spend time investigating01:28
thumperto me triaged seems obsolete as if importance is set, it is triaged01:28
thumperI'd rather have something meaning 'we have enough info to fix it'01:28
wgrantthumper: But importance is useless too.01:28
thumperor we have figured out how to fix it01:29
poolieme too, i think 'triaged' is a poor name for that reason01:29
thumperwgrant: importance gives you a way to categorise :)01:29
wgrantThere is something seriously wrong if the only action a new LP bug ever gets is 'Triaged/Low'01:29
pooliethumper: like 'this bug requires hard thinking' vs 'requires pounding a keyboard'?01:29
thumperpoolie: we often mark things triaged even if we haev no idea01:29
thumperpoolie: perhaps we just use tags :)01:29
poolieagree about that also 'requires banging peoples' heads together til they agree'01:29
thumperpoolie: I was considering tagging bugs based on hardness and length of time to fix01:30
thumperso 'short trivial'01:30
thumper'easy long'01:30
thumper'hard medium'01:30
thumperI used this classification during my programming competition days01:30
pooliemm01:30
thumperwe had trivial, easy, medium, hard01:30
thumperand short, medium, and long for duration01:30
* thumper is not really going to do this01:31
pooliealso something like 'discussion' 'intermittent'01:31
poolietags are getting better but not quite strong enough yet01:31
thumper'fix-known'01:31
poolielike jml's 'braindead' tag01:32
pooliehm, that could be a bugtag naming scheme01:32
poolie'feeble'01:32
poolie'bad-taste'01:32
mwhudson'weak'01:33
poolieoh i was following Peter Jackson films :)01:34
mwhudsonah01:34
spivmwhudson: you fail as a NZer01:34
thumperheh01:34
thumpersurely 'meet-the-feebles' then01:34
mwhudsoni'm not sure what tagging a bug 'heavenly-creatures' would imply01:34
thumper:)01:36
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magn3tsI can't access the packages of a PPA04:44
wgrantmagn3ts: as I said in #ubuntu, the PPA index currently lists source packages.04:45
wgrantThis is about to change, however.04:45
magn3tsYeah, wgrant was totally right. Sorry to uh, raise any flags. thanks again!04:49
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idnarI upgraded my trunk branch to 2a, renaming the old pre-2a branch to oldtrunk-pre-2a, and for some reason it still shows up as one of the "suggested" merge targets when I propose a branch for merging06:56
idnarany way to get rid of that?06:56
wgrantidnar: It shows the branches that you've proposed a merge to.06:57
wgrantSo, not at the moment. But there was an idea going around a while ago that it should e limited to those which have *recent* merge proposals.06:57
idnarah, oh well06:57
wgrantSo if you file a bug to that effect, it might happen soon.06:57
idnarat least the right one is selected by default06:57
spividnar: you could always rename it to "oldtrunk-dont-use" :/06:57
spivIt would be nice for that to be fixed.06:58
wgrantIt's trivial.06:58
idnarI filed #54171307:00
wgrantBug #54171307:00
ubottuLaunchpad bug 541713 in launchpad "Show only recent merge targets" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/54171307:00
glenhi, is it possible to turn off answers for a project? https://answers.launchpad.net/eventum09:03
glenas nobody follows them, people should use mailing list rather for reporting bugs09:25
glenin fact i see "[ ]  People can ask questions in Launchpad Answers" not checked in edit page (https://launchpad.net/eventum/+edit)09:26
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pietroHello. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/474734 is private, but the bug in itself has nothing private at all if, as it seems, it is a dup of bug 48291410:09
ubottuError: Could not parse data returned by Ubuntu: list index out of range (https://launchpad.net/bugs/474734)10:09
ubottuError: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: list index out of range (https://launchpad.net/bugs/474734)10:09
pietrouhm, well, ubottu suggests that the dup state is just wrong (judging by the description of the "not allowed" bug)10:10
pietropietro: uhm, again, sorry, I see ubottu is having troubles, not reporting the name of the bug :-)10:10
Laneypietro: you can un private it and mark it as a dupe then10:15
pietroLaney: all I get there is "Not allowed here"10:29
pietro(that's what I mean by "private")10:29
Laneyalright I changed it10:32
pietrothanks10:36
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zekopeko_hey is anybody else having problems after you click the Submit Bug Report button and it simply forgets the entire report you've written?11:59
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mok0I have a package the fails to build on the PPA for the following reason: Warning: In order to build Atlas under i386, you need the CPU extension sse3 available on your CPU13:10
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bjsnideris anything wrong with the ppa system? i'm getting connection failed, aborting.13:27
Davieybjsnider: retrieving ppa content via apt?13:28
bjsniderno, adding via dput13:28
aquariusCan I get notified somehow when a new release of a project in LP is done?13:47
lfaraonehttps://code.edge.launchpad.net/~sugarteam/turtleart/debian is stacked on lp:turtleart for some reason, yet they contain completely different code.14:11
lfaraone(unrelated code, that is)14:11
lfaraoneSo when I pull, I get the follwoing: "lfaraone@stone:~/Projects/ppt/turtleart$ bzr branch lp:~sugarteam/turtleart/debian"14:11
lfaraonebzr: ERROR: Not a branch: "bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~lfaraone/turtleart/trunk/".14:11
lfaraoneHow can I fix this?14:12
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Elleois there a known problem with PPA ftp server at the moment?14:28
getxsickElleo: dunno, but i have the same14:28
Elleoah right, probably the ftpd has crashed or something then14:28
getxsickyeah14:28
bigjoolswe're restarting the ftp daemon, one sec14:35
NCommanderIs there an issue with PPA uploads? I'm getting connection refused when I try to do a PPA upload14:35
* NCommander thinks bigjools just answered my questoin :-)14:35
bigjoolswell - starting, it crashed :)14:35
bigjoolswith any luck we'll get an sftp one soon14:35
NCommanderbigjools: \o/14:37
bigjoolsNCommander: the guy who's writing it is sat next to me right now14:38
NCommanderbigjools: where are you?14:38
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bigjoolsNCommander: at my house14:39
NCommanderbigjools: heh :-)14:39
bigjoolsbut I am having a sprint here14:39
bigjoolsFTP server for PPAs is back up14:40
NCommanderbigjools: thanks :-)14:40
Elleobigjools: great, thanks :)14:59
bigjoolsNP.  it crashed again though :( just restarted it14:59
Elleoheh14:59
Elleowell my packages uploaded, so I'm happy ;)15:00
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cjwatsonI'd like to try to figure out what's going on with the Launchpad code import of openssh (https://code.launchpad.net/+branch/openssh), which is failing to import any new revisions despite there being plenty of new stuff in CVS18:46
cjwatsonWould it be possible to get a temporary change applied to crank up debugging levels on the code import machines?  Or is it worth just cranking up debugging levels across the board?18:47
cjwatsonThe change I'm thinking of (albeit untested - I'm not set up to run the Launchpad tests here and would appreciate help) would be something like http://paste.ubuntu.com/397948/18:50
getxsickmy package doesn't support lpia/amd64 is it possible to disable building process for these platforms?19:06
geserspecify Architecture: i386 in debian/control19:37
getxsickgeser: i use i386 for those debs, and 'all' for indep (e.g. -doc)19:39
geserdoesn't it work?19:40
getxsickgeser: no19:53
RoAkSoAxhi guys! Is it possible to retrieve a GPG key using lpapi?20:02
jpdsRoAkSoAx: Yes.20:03
RoAkSoAxjpds, heya!! How, I've been trying to get it but no luck so far :)20:03
jpdsRoAkSoAx: https://edge.launchpad.net/+apidoc/devel.html#team20:04
jpdsgpg_keys_collection_link20:04
RoAkSoAxjpds, awesome. will give it a try20:05
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xnoxhttps://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+source/xiphos20:50
xnoxhas an "x" next to bug supervisor20:50
xnoxhow do I set myself to be bug supervisor?20:50
xnoxI'm upstream, debian/ubuntu maintainer20:50
manishany person inthis channel has used launchpad API ?20:56
wgrantmanish: Hi. Did you end up having any luck with your C# implementation?20:58
manishwgrant: thanks for remembering20:58
manishI made one small mistake IIRC20:58
manishpointed it to api.staging.launchpad.net instead of api.edge.launchpad.net20:59
wgrantThat should still work.20:59
manishwgrant: you want to have a look at the code?20:59
wgrantUnless you were requesting a token from edge and trying to use it on staging immediately.20:59
wgrantIf it's still broken, sure.20:59
manishanyway putting it on pastebin. Here is the 401 error I am getting --- Invalid nonce/timestamp: Timestamp appears to come from bad system clock21:00
manishwgrant: here it is http://pastebin.com/Dd6KW8ez21:00
manishwgrant: the first two steps of the code is also written by taking help21:02
manishwgrant: you want the fiddler's output too for easy understanding of  what can go wrong?21:08
wgrantmanish: I'm trying to get it working locally.21:09
manishwgrant: thanks for the help :)21:09
wgrantAha, got the 401.21:11
manishwgrant: yeah. If you look at the payload, it says "Invalid nonce/timestamp: Timestamp appears to come from bad system clock"21:12
manishnow what on earth does it mean to make bad system clock when this is a valid timestamp21:12
wgrantHow do you examine the payload? I haven't used C# in perhaps 5 years.21:12
manishi am using FIddler21:13
manishit is a local proxy for windows21:13
manishI installed it, enabled HTTPS traffic decryption21:14
manishadded TO_NOT_TRUST_FiddlerRoot to list of trusted certificates http://www.fiddler2.com/Fiddler/help/httpsdecryption.asp21:15
manishand then looking at it without any problem21:15
wgrantmanish: One thing that jumps out to me is that you never tell the user to authorize the token -- but that should result in a different error message.21:17
manishwgrant: I go to the web interface and authorize it21:18
manishI set a breakpoint before sending the second request21:18
manishand then point my browser to https://edge.launchpad.net/+authorize-token?oauth_token={oauth_token}21:18
manishwgrant: authorize the token and them move to 2nd and 3rd steps21:19
manishbut still it does not work21:19
manishwgrant: any progress?21:22
wgrantmanish: Sorry, was just hacking it up so I could authorize it and see what was happening.21:25
wgrantmanish: Your .Ticks thing appears to be local time.21:25
wgrantIt needs to be UTC.21:25
manishwgrant: HMm. FIxing it21:26
wgrantAlso, have you considered using a pre-build OAuth library for .NET?21:26
manishwgrant: I am thinking of using it21:26
manishwgrant: the only problem being that LP's signing process is proprietary21:27
wgrantSigning, or authorizing?21:27
manishas I read the docs, the signing part21:27
wgrantI don't believe so.21:28
wgrantThe only special bit is using an empty consumer key.21:28
wgrantWe use a stock OAuth Python library on both ends.21:29
manishwgrant: You know one thing?21:29
manishYOU ROCK!21:29
manishwgrant: it works :)21:29
wgrantNice!21:30
wgrantTimezones suck :(21:30
manishwgrant: anyway checking the .NET wrappers for OAuth from oauth.net/code21:31
manishyeah. Timezones! It made me freak out21:31
wgrantmanish: They should hopefully make it much easier.21:31
geseris there a document describing the differences between the beta API and the 1.0 API? or do I have to compare the +apidoc pages for both manually?21:31
tseliotis there any launchpadder here who can edit posts on launchpad, please?21:32
tseliotposts = comments21:32
manishwgrant: checking this http://code.google.com/p/oauth-dot-net/21:32
manishlet's hope it saves my time21:32
manishanyway guy.. logging off. it's 3night here at my place21:32
wgrantgeser: I think the only difference is that which is in the descriptions -- beta -> 1.0 just drops mutator methods that are meant to be transparently used by setting attributes, and I don't think there are any 1.0 -> devel changes yet.21:32
manishspecial thanks to wgrant for the help21:33
wgrantnp21:33
wgrantmbarnett: ^^21:35
mbarnettwgrant: sorry, i am not sure what the question is.21:35
wgrantmbarnett: See tseliot's question a few lines up.21:36
mbarnetttseliot: we don't have a mechanism for that.. we can hide spam comments, or we can hand edit via sql existing comments, but that is relatively intensive.  If you need to protect some personal data, you can file a "question" and it will get assigned to our team.21:38
tseliotwgrant: thanks for pointing me to him21:38
tseliotmbarnett: let talk in private, please21:39
mbarnetttseliot: or if there is any other data in a ticket that shouldn't be made public.21:39
mbarnetttseliot: sure, dm me21:39
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tseliotmbarnett: yes, let's use canonical's node for this21:40
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c_kornhello. I get an error on this page: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hdparm/+bug/396837 http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/47907/screenshot_001_zqwtyp.png22:32
ubottuUbuntu bug 396837 in hdparm "hdparm crashed with SIGSEGV in __libc_start_main()" [High,Fix released]22:32
wgrantc_korn: I don't think there are any Bugs developers around at the moment to look at that, but you can append /+text to the URL to get all the information out of it.22:37
c_kornwgrant: ok, thanks22:39
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